Funded Education Startups in Dublin
Among the 12 most recent education startups tied to Dublin locations, the largest disclosed round stands out: Tigers Childcare closed a $12M venture-series…
Among the 12 most recent education startups tied to Dublin locations, the largest disclosed round stands out: Tigers Childcare closed a $12M venture-series-unknown round on 2021-11-10, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed amount of $3M (Camara on 2026-06-17; The Corporate Governance Institute on 2025-05-21; Educatly on 2024-07-29). The disclosed amounts cluster heavily in the $100K–$3M range, with several smaller entries such as The Ohio Academy of Science at $70K (2026-06-15) and Learn Chinese Plus at $100K (2021-02-08).
Timing and geography also show patterns. The round dates span 2021-02-08 through 2026-06-17, with only one clearly Dublin-based non-Ireland entry (The Ohio Academy of Science in Dublin, Ohio on 2026-06-15) while the rest are labeled Dublin, Ireland. Stage naming is mixed: 8 of 12 entries carry an explicit amount but the smallest disclosed amount is $70K, and 4 of 12 rounds are either “undisclosed” (Zick Learn on 2023-01-16; ETU on 2022-08-24) or “Series Unknown” (Camara, Numeracy for Life, and others shown below).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Dublin education set, and how does it compare to other disclosed amounts?
Tigers Childcare’s $12M (2021-11-10) is the only disclosed round above $3M; the next-largest disclosed amount is $3M, appearing for Camara (2026-06-17), The Corporate Governance Institute (2025-05-21), and Educatly (2024-07-29). Everything else disclosed sits at $550K or below (e.g., Numeracy for Life at $550K on 2024-10-09).
Do the rounds cluster tightly in time, or are they spread across multiple years?
They’re spread across the shown window from 2021-02-08 (Learn Chinese Plus) to 2026-06-17 (Camara). There’s a concentration in 2024–2025 among the listed companies (e.g., Educatly $3M on 2024-07-29; Numeracy for Life $550K on 2024-10-09; The Corporate Governance Institute $3M on 2025-05-21), but the list still includes earlier funding in 2021 and mid-2022 (e.g., Tigers Childcare $12M on 2021-11-10; Bowsy $300K on 2022-04-19).
Which geography pattern shows up: mostly Dublin, Ireland or a mix of cities named Dublin?
Most entries are labeled Dublin, Ireland (e.g., Camara in Dublin, Ireland on 2026-06-17; Examfly in Dublin, Ireland on 2024-02-06). The only different “Dublin” in the rows shown is The Ohio Academy of Science in Dublin, Ohio on 2026-06-15 (amount $70K).
Is there a stage naming pattern, and how many entries have undisclosed amounts?
Stage labels are mixed: Seeds are common (Educatly $3M on 2024-07-29; Examfly $2M on 2024-02-06; Digital Learning Institute $2M on 2023-07-19; Bowsy $300K on 2022-04-19; Learn Chinese Plus $100K on 2021-02-08). Separately, 2 of 12 entries show an “undisclosed” amount—Zick Learn (Pre-Seed, 2023-01-16) and ETU (2022-08-24).
Which entries look like outliers worth checking because of unusually small or large disclosed amounts?
On the small end, The Ohio Academy of Science shows $70K (2026-06-15) and Learn Chinese Plus shows $100K (2021-02-08), both low compared with multiple $2M–$3M rounds. On the large end, Tigers Childcare at $12M (2021-11-10) is the clear magnitude outlier versus the cluster of $2M–$3M rounds (Camara $3M, Educatly $3M, and others).
What stage mix dominates the most recent tranche of dates?
In the most recent two years, Seeds appear repeatedly: Camara is “Series Unknown” at $3M on 2026-06-17 and The Ohio Academy of Science is “Series Unknown” at $70K on 2026-06-15, while Seed rounds in this window include The Corporate Governance Institute at $3M on 2025-05-21 and multiple 2024 Seed rounds such as Educatly $3M (2024-07-29) and Examfly $2M (2024-02-06). Earlier years also show Seed activity (e.g., Bowsy $300K on 2022-04-19; Digital Learning Institute $2M on 2023-07-19).
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